SOLD- Drop Point Hunter w/ Carved Amber Bone Handles

shadowknives · Jul 11, 2014

Well, hello again Bladeforums members and guests! I hope I can make posting here a regular thing again like I used to. This is one that I had all-but made in December when my health failed. I am happy to report that I am back at it.

Heres the specs:
Model IX (9)
Serial 346
Amber Carved Bone (from Culpepper and Co.) with Black Fiber Liners and Nickel Silver Pins
1/8 440-C Stainless Steel
Blade Length 3 5/16
Overall length 7 7/16
Weight 4.0 Ounces
Custom Wet-formed, American-made Leather sheath

SOLD TO A BLADEFORUMS MEMBER!

Thanks,
eddie

S.Alexander · Jul 11, 2014

Very nice work there. Nice clean lines.

cbach8tw · Jul 12, 2014

Very nicely done.

machineage · Jul 12, 2014

Great looking knife. Love the the look of the sheath too.

shadowknives · Jul 12, 2014

Thanks all! Yeah, the sheath gets lots of compliments. It's really easy. I just daub the dye with sea sponge.
(Yes, Miss Lora watches a lot of Home and Garden TV)

Scott Davidson · Jul 12, 2014

Hey Eddie , good to see you back at it. Scott

enviroman · Jul 13, 2014

Per my email I will take it

shadowknives · Jul 13, 2014

You got it enviroman! Thank you! I'll ship it out via USPS Priority, insured.

Thank you all for your looks and kind words.

eddie

enviroman · Jul 17, 2014

Eddie. I received the knife today and it was nicely packed. All I can say is....after all these years of being underwhelmed or just satisfied with knife purchases, I can finally say WOW......and be truly overwhelmed with the workmanship and beauty of a knife. I love stag and have a bunch of them...but nothing like this...thank you Eddie for a truly gorgeous knife at a spectacular price. I feel like I robbed an art gallery...seriously!
Thanks

shadowknives · Jul 19, 2014

That is wonderful to hear, my friend. I do feel back at home behind the grinder and it is so good to be back making blades again.

It's about time to fire up the website and start selling new blades there as well. Until then, here's my guarantee for all to see:
I guarantee my knives for fit and finish for as long as I am around, and I'm shooting for a 100. Use and enjoy. Keep it clean, use it for what it was intended for; It will last for generations. If you ever have any problem whatsoever, please contact me and I'll make it right. If you ever need a professional touchup, I simply ask for enough to ship it back to you.

Never store a knife in a leather sheath; that's for totin it around.
Thank you again.

Sincerely,
eddie